larceny (n)
stealing (n)
theft (n)
thievery (n)
thieving (n)

Definition: the act of taking something from someone unlawfully
Example: the thieving is awful at Kennedy International.

divest (v)
disinvest (v)

Definition: deprive of status or authority
Example: he was divested of his rights and his title. They disinvested themselves of their rights.

transport (v)
ravish (v)
enthrall (v)
enthral (v)
enrapture (v)
enchant (v)
delight (v)

Definition: hold spellbound

deprive (v)
divest (v)
strip (v)

Definition: take away possessions from someone
Example: The Nazis stripped the Jews of all their assets.

negation (n)

Definition: a negative statement

steal (v)

Definition: take without the owner's consent
Example: Someone stole my wallet on the train. This author stole entire paragraphs from my dissertation.

fleece (v)
gazump (v)
hook (v)
overcharge (v)
pluck (v)
plume (v)
rob (v)
soak (v)
surcharge (v)

Definition: rip off

exuberate (v)
exult (v)
jubilate (v)
rejoice (v)
triumph (v)

Definition: to express great joy
Example: Who cannot exult in Spring?.